Celebrated Clark Carriage Heaters
The heater that heats. Ride in comfort with one of these heaters at
your feet. Our stock includes an assortment of four different styles.
We guarantee these foot warmers to give good service and if after a
fifteen day trial, a purchaser is not satisfied, he may return the heater
and we will refund his money.
Cjark's Carriage Heater Coal.
This coal will give 25 percent, more heat than any other made.
A full cake or brickettc will heat from twelve to fifteen hours.
A one-third cake is sufficient for ordinary use and will last
from eight to ten hours.
THE W. F. KING COMPANY
LOCAL MENTION
X. G. Taylor was Id from IlUIniau
Tuesday.
Mrs. V. H. Keehn left lor Portland
yesterday.
Walter Vnndevert Is In Priuevllle
on business. ,
George O'Xell wae np from O'Xell
the last ol the week.
John Ferguson was In from O'Xell
the last of the week.
The ladles of Post are organizing a
literary and study club.
Snow Is reported six feet deep be
tween here and Mitchell.
Orval I. Davidson was In from
Barnes the last of the week.
H. H. Cofold, the cattle buyer, has
just returned from Portland.
Lester Cot) re has accepted a posi
tion with J. E. Stewart & Co.
, J. II. Horsey was a business vis
itor from Madras the first of the
week.
H. A. M unsay and F. K. Mickey
left for Chlco, Calif., the first of the
week.
Anna Thronson, who Is with her
father in Portland,- Is studying for
t be stage.
E. II. Howell and J. J. Wilt were
In the city from Sisters the first of
the week.
Allert Xoble, of the US. AS. Co.,
left yesterday for Puultna for a va
cation. '
W. II. W. Hamilton Is in from
Roberts on business.
The ladles aid of the Christian
Church meet today at Mrs. Rel
knap's home to reorganize their aid
society.
Crook county Is advertising for
bids for pine and Juniper wood. Two
hundred cords are wanted. See ad
tisement, Mr. and Mrs. George Milllcan
came in Wednesday from their
ranch. Mrs. Milllcan is making final
proof on her homestead.
Ir. H. P. Belknap spent Saturday
and Sunday with his son, Horace,
who Is doing good work at the
state university at Eugene.
Harold Halt sin's name appears
among the members of the ?rd
cathedral class to receive the Ili'd de-
fgree A. F. & A. M. at Fortlaud. 1
Services will lie conducted in the
Presbytfrlan church next Sundav at
the usual hours. Subject of dis
course in the morning, "Opening the
Eyes of the Blind." In the evening,
"The Prince of Peace." A cordial
invitation is extended to you to
come out. J no. i. Hodges, minister.
Epwortli League Devotloual Meet
ing iu lecture room of M. E. Church
at 6:30 Sunday evening. Topic for
Jan. 22. "Life Building." Col. 2;B.7;
Phil. 2:13; Eph. 4:15. Special music
and interesting talks. A heurty in
vitation extended to every oue, es
pecially the young people. Robt.
Carey, leader.
LOCAL MENTION
Art Wumveller came In Tuesday
from Portland.
Rom Tuesday, to the wife of Earl
McLaughlin,' a girl.
Theo. Mlnger left the first of the
week for a visit In Portland.
. Mrs. I L. Ketchum has been sick
with la grippe during the past week.
Mrs. LUxie Stanton, who has been
in the hospital at Portland, returned
Monday.
M rs. E. S. Dobbs returned from n
trip to Texas the first of the
week.
Mrs. E. II. Smith came in from a
visit at Portland the tirst of tie
week.
Walter Foster and mother have
moved to the ranch he recently
bought at Powell Butte.
Fred Powell and wife passed
through Priueville the tirst of the
week on their way home from Port
land. The storm Sunday morning did
not prevent n good congregation
gathering at the Powell Butte school
house. They had a preaching ser
vice in the morning and Suuday
School in the afternoon. Several
people walked from three to six
miles between their home and the
sehoolhouse, this includes a number
of women.
Miss Maggie tihue got back froui
her visit to Portland last week.
Homer Iav!s and bride passed
through Prlnevllle Tuesday on their
way to Mr. Pavls' ranch at Paulina.
The Ladle Annex will give n .Mm
party In the club parlors tlds even
ing. Meinliers are requested to lie
on hand promptly at SoVlock.
A bowling tournament Is now in
progress at the Commercial Club.
Six teams have entered. Four
games are played each evening.
Lots of tun.
The meinliers of the Christian
church are requested to meet nt the
Union Church on Saturday afternoon
February 4, at 2 o'clock. There wll
lie business of Importance to come
liefore the meeting.
Principal Myers, in another column,
notifies parents that the new school
semester begins January 23. If they
have children they wish to take up
school work they should enter on
that date. Pupils for the tirst grade
will lie received for two weeks only, j
Vernon Lister, the youngest sou nf
J. H. Lister of this city, who Im
lieen In a Portland hospital for u- j
eral mouths, undergoing trentnntitj
for his eyes, returned the tirst of the'
week. The tittle fellow win Itijutedj
by a playmate while the boys were
throwing shot nt each other, and It !
was feared for a time that the sight j
of one of hiseves would hedestrovt d.
He has almost completely recovered
It.
As the result of a howling contest
an oyster supper was given at the
home of Oscar Hyde Tuesday even
lag. Oscnr was a member of the
losing team and volunteered to
erve the bivalves nt tils home.
There was a Jolly party. Cards
were played during the evening.
Services next Sunday morning nnd
evening as usual nt M. E. Church.
Morning subject, ' "Camp Followers
and Others." In the evening the
theme will Ik-, "The Sillier of Temp
ests." Good singing of gosicl songs
and sicclnl music by the choir. All
are Invited. Jno. M. Muggins,
pastor.
A Flourishing Lodge.
The Artisans held their regular
meeting, Monday, January Kt, at
Belknap hall. '
The following ollleers were elected:
Past Master Artisan, 1. Siear; Mat
ter Artisan, Ada Morse; Stiierliiteii-il-nt,
V. M. Prapcr; Inspector, Mrs.
Sarah Wright; Instructor, Mrs. Ylrn
Cyrus: S.vretary, Mrs. Vllua Bel
knap; Treasurer. J. W. Ilorlgan.
The meeting closed with a lunch
and n general good time.
The Artisans now have P.Ti mem
bers I u good standing who are earli
est, enthusiastic workers In this
lodge.
Wanted Housework or cooking
two mornings a week. I). Fox, Cltv,
12-211 It.
The Eait and Wcet Road.
Early construction by the llarr'.
man system ol an east and west line
from Vale to Odell or some other
point on the Xatron-Klamath road
now nenrlug completion, Is made
possible by the transfer of Important
right-of-way through Malheur Can
yon by the Hill Interests to the
Oregon Eastern Kallrond, a part of
the uew Oregon-Washington Kali
road & Navigation Company, as an
nounced In theOregoulan yesterday.
IVflulte steps to build this line
have not yet .been taken but that tin
work Is part of the plans contem
plated hy the ollleers of the new or
gaulintlon Is admitted. Survejs
already have been made ami a com
plete report of t lis condition of tin'
country through which the new
mail will pass Is on lile In the llnrrl
mau olllces In both Poll laud ami
New York.
When Judge I.ovelt, head of the
llurrlmun system, was In the West
I last year lie traversed a part of the
proposed route ami expressed him
self us favorably Impressed with the
situation. Construction of the line
I will ileH-ud largely, It Is said, upon
developments In connection with
the organisation of the new com.
puny, Oregon In ii.
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Owl Notice.
Prlnevllle Nest, Brotherhood of
U Is, w III hold a meeting Thursday
evening, January 211. All Ouls are
requested to bring their wives or
ladles. There M ill lc a bid hi'd anil
Important business Is to Is' linns,
acted. '
Hillman Items.
r. W. Taylor was culled to Port
land Oil lull' i lies tli lust of the
week,
Workmen re wy pulling in
tlie pump niul engine (or liis well
thin week. Hiilmiin run soon
lions t of hnvinj well water to ue
and some of the I! not water in
this part of the Mute,
S. T. Smith of I'irtlnnd, hn
stnrted k I'Urtier simp in llillins.ii.
Mr. Smith is a ftrst-cliiss workman
and deserves the pntronno of the
people in this vicinity.
Ivttle 1'dwin Smith, son of Mrs,
Kiinlv Smith, from down on the
petiiiiMiln, is Maying st the iioms
of Ralph Mit'diiley nnd unending
school hero.
Stngedriver Kinley was taken
suddenly ill Monthly while on his
trip between Madras siid Hillmiiii
and had to get KU win F.llioit to -finish
the (rip for him. Mr. Kiniey
was utile to luko lii.n team nuitiu nil
the return trip.
House to Rent
Mrs. Wllltltis' house, back of the
skating rluk, Inquire nt Price Bros.
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Foster & Hyde Goi
n
ot -of Business?
WOff
Put we are making such low prices on our entire stock of goods that all SO CALLED ' CLOSING OUT SALES ARE BEATEN
TO A FRAZZLE.
fIThis is a genuine stock reducing sale for cash as we are heavily stocked and need the CASH You need the GOODS. Our repu
tation for fair dealing is a guarantee that this will be a genuine sale. As we do not have space to quote prices, we ask you to come in
and see for yourself.
42 Piece Dinner Set Given Away Free!!
As an inducement during this sale, we will give each purchaser a beautiful Dinner Set, consisting of 42 pieces for every Cash purchase
amounting to $50.00 until 30 set are gone. Save your cash register coupons.
.Everything slaughtered for CASH. See our big reduction on LADIES SHOES, SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY,
MEN'S SUITS, SWEATERS, UNDERWEAR, FLANNEL SHIRTS, SHEEP LINED COATS, in fact seasonable goods you
need at this time of year. We do not ship in cheap, trashy goods to dupe you with, but this is a reduction on the goods we sell every
day in the year goods you know and are proud to wear and tell your friends they are bought from a reliable tax paying firm.
This Sale Begins Monday, January 9, and Will Close Tuesday, January 31.
Cash! Cash!! Cash!!!
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